The 2020 Elections
Updated May 2 at 5:25 p.m. ET
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Rep. Justin Amash is running for president as a libertarian; New York state has cancelled its 2020 presidential primary; and Joe Biden has denied a sexual assault allegation brought against him by a former staffer.
The COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak has fundamentally changed the look of the 2020 presidential race, as in-person voting has now been postponed or cancelled entirely for many presidential primary elections.
Ballotpedia.com is tracking all coronavirus-induced changes to federal, state and local elections.
Biden won the 2020 Democratic presidential primaries in Florida, Illinois and Arizona.
Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) ended her presidential campaign Thursday.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine ordered the state's polls closed March 17, citing a coronavirus 'emergency.' Hundreds of polling station workers in Florida reportedly quit in protest of the state's decision to hold in-person voting. Check USA TODAY for live state-by-state vote counting.
Need more on voting dates and polling locations in your area? Ballotpedia has all the information needed on when and where to cast your vote.
Can't keep up with who's endorsing who in the Democratic primary? Stay informed with this endorsement tracker from FiveThirtyEight. For up-to-the-minute tracking on delegate totals, follow along with this live delegate counter from PBS Newshour.
Biden paired primary victories in Idaho, Missouri, Mississippi and Washington with a key win in the battleground state of Michigan March 10, bolstering his Democratic frontrunner status. Bernie Sanders won North Dakota.
All 14 Super Tuesday states now have projected winners, but some are still counting votes, which will impact how many delegates each candidate will get.
Democratic primary winners and the total number of delegates at stake in each state are listed below. President Donald Trump won all states in the GOP primary.
Biden was the big winner on Super Tuesday, sweeping the South but also picking up some surprising states en route to a victory that frames him as the party's frontrunner alongside Sanders. Bloomberg suspended his campaign and endorsed Biden the following day.
Biden won South Carolina convincingly to revive his campaign and build momentum ahead of 25 primaries in March, beginning with Super Tuesday. Fellow Democratic candidates Steyer, Klobuchar and Buttigieg all dropped out in the following days, with the latter two endorsing Biden.
Sanders was the winner in Nevada, dominating the Democratic field and prompting many voices in the media and beyond to label him the party's 2020 favorite.
In a closer-than-expected result, Sanders squeezed out a victory in New Hampshire, with Buttigieg and Klobuchar following. For many, the biggest takeaway was the losses for Biden and Warren.
Buttigieg apparently won a tight race against Sanders in Iowa, but not before widespread technological difficulties prevented results from being recorded and released properly.
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